Only Scandinavian fairy tales have Qingjing’s hidden chocolate workshop

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department | Photos by Nina Chocolate Workshop

Nantou’s Qingjing boasts fresh air and beautiful scenery, with many European-style buildings, earning it the nickname “Little Switzerland of Taiwan.” It is beloved by both domestic and international tourists. Nestled within the Florence Resort Villa, the Nina Chocolate Workshop resembles a fairytale cottage hidden in the forest. Its colorful painted exterior looks like a dreamy candy house, and the scenery outside the wooden cottage changes with the seasons, especially the lush tamarisk forest in autumn and winter.

The Nina Chocolate Workshop combines chocolate with various ingredients through highly creative designs, achieving a balanced taste of sweet, bitter, and sour, and a rich, multi-layered texture. The head chef regularly attends international chocolate-making courses to enhance expertise and deliver high-quality chocolate, staying in sync with global trends.

Here, you can not only enjoy top-tier chocolate but also participate in DIY workshops to make your own. Additionally, the Nina Chocolate Tourist Factory is currently under planning and construction, with its building designed to look like an elaborate European-style castle—much anticipated.